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Quick summary table displaying the performance of all the African Stock Exchanges and African currencies on a WTD and YTD basis. Summaries of the keys markets and relevant economic and corporate news.
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• Egypt foreign reserves jump to $18.8 bn in July
• Egypt Sees IMF Accord Crucial to Economic Rebound, Minister Says
• Ghana cocoa light crop purchases at 41,465 T by July 25
• Economy pays hefty price for keeping large deficits
• Barclays Kenya sees recovery after one-off hit to H1
• National Bank of Kenya profits edge up, lower rates help
• Investors push for high returns on T-Bills hurts State cash plan
• Kenya acts to get a bigger share of mineral resources
• Kenya’s tourism numbers fall, outlook gloomy
• Mauritius's Sun Resorts loss widens on fewer tourists, higher costs
• New Mauritius Hotels’ nine months profit down 30%
• Mauritius 364-day treasury bill yield inches higher
• Mauritius annual inflation unchanged at 3.6 pct in July
• Fidelity Bank records NGN 11.2bn in 6 months
• Heritage Bank partners institution on SME’s support
• Union Bank posts NGN 13bn half year profit
• UBA Capital shares rise on impressive half-year results
• Diamond Bank announces 14% growth in operating income
• Diamond Bank targets NGN 35bn profit in 2013
• Nigerian interbank rates up on expected CRR debit
• Interbank rates rise on banks reluctance to place funds
• NSE’s market capitalisation sheds weight by N23b
• Nigeria naira weakness may persist in face of cbank moves
• AFDB: Nigeria risks credit crunch as oil production dips
• T-Bills, money market rates to skyrocket in August
• Zambia Sugar can produce 10 p.c. fuel needs
• Kaboko Mining to raise funds from Aussie exchange
• Zimplats spends USD 50m as procurement from local firm rises
• Zimplats revenues down 26 percent
• Freda Rebecca gold output rises
• CZI to discuss CD1s acquittal
• Disputed poll casts shadow on economy
• Banks ‘stop new loans’ on policy worry
• Stock market plunges on poll outcome
• Tobacco mop-up sales begin
• Zimbabwe investment inflows decline
• Zanu PF vows to boost black ownership of Zimbabwe economy